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I just installed Centos on and installed apt-get on it.
what are the risk factor of using apt-get on centos..
I do know that apt-get is for ubuntu, debian.. but since I come from ubuntu background i felt like 'why not'

anyone can clarify if it is usable or just a bad idea and why?

Itachi Sama
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I don't see any risk if "apt" is supported by CentOS. But anyway it's better to use native package manager.

lev09
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  • thanks.. i don't understand people who just downvote with no reason .. but i was kinda hoping a more detailed answer.. – Itachi Sama Oct 03 '14 at 09:41
  • I never used CentOS, i just think that even if "apt" is supported by CentOS (maybe it's not supported fully ), there is more chance to meet bugs, this i don't know, but i am sure that the native package manager is fully supported and there is less chance to have problems. I never try to do the same so i can't be sure. – lev09 Oct 03 '14 at 10:04